I just returned back from a terrific weekend teaching Level 1 Provocative Change Works in Geneva. This was organized by Jean-Pierre Briefer director of BrieF’R Formations and the organization was superb in every way. We had a good sized group and…
Few people are likely to appreciate just how much work goes on behind the scenes when running trainings on an international basis. There are endless “spinning plates” and a real need to make best use of time to ensure that…
Pricing is a filter, no more, no less… I have been involved in sales and marketing for over 30 years and remain amazed at how many businesses and business owners have poor awareness of pricing. A common mistake is to…
I currently teach Provocative Change Works in twelve overseas countries and on average get two new hosting requests each year. As somebody who ran commercial events in 1980s and spent over 15 years in sales and marketing, I appreciate how…
Many people will know me primarily for my work in the personal development sector and particularly from developing the Provocative Change Works model and working closely with Frank Farrelly the creator of Provocative Therapy. What a lot of folks may…
Talking to Meditation Groups in 1970s and 1980s During late 1970w and 1980s for a period of time I studied the growth of different personal development groups. This was a period when there was great enthusiasm for meditation and other…
I just posted an article on excessive use of imagination by people online! Take a look here
I just posted an article on professional duty of care on my 1 – 1 site and I think it’s important enough to mention here so check this link to see the article The importance of duty of care in…
Observations since 1990s from Nick Kemp I just returned from an excellent PCW evening where I was hosted by The Performance Partnership in London. David Shepherd has been running this training company for over 23 years. We had a very…
The new series of “The Apprentice” has started on the BBC and although I cringe whenever watching, but find it quite fascinating. Of course the programme is primarily filmed for “entertainment” rather than for business education, but the poor thinking…